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Barb Tremblay, a longtime resident of Prince George, recently received the National Medal of Courage from the Canadian Cancer Society during a ceremony in Vancouver.

Canfor, Carrier Lumber, Lakeland Mills, Brink Forest Products. These are familiar names to the citizens of Prince George.

WorkSafeBC has successfully laid regulatory charges in court in only three workplace safety cases since 1999, The Vancouver Sun has learned.

Newly published findings by a UNBC researcher is shedding light on why some areas along northern B.C. highways pose a higher risk for collisions between vehicles and moose.

Dr. Sandra Allison is Northern Health's new Chief Medical Health Officer. She's been on the job for two weeks. Allison, most recently was a medical health officer based in Brandon, Man.

A chance to learn about Prince George's almost century-long march of progress begins with a single step. Starting today, the Prince George Public Library is offering guided tours that highlight the history of downtown.

Tim Bennett was uncharacteristically rendered speechless Tuesday night.

Speed limits along northern B.C.'s highways will remain untouched, the B.C. Ministry of Transportation said Wednesday following completion of a review of safety along B.C.'s rural highways.

Barely a decade ago, a Prince George mayor declaring Pride Week in the city was unheard of. The sight of the rainbow flag flying outside of city hall would have been equally as shocking.

Environment Canada is warning of "dime to nickel size hail and heavy rain" in advising that a severe thunderstorm is expected to hit parts of Highway 16 West between Vanderhoof and Prince George within the next 30 minutes.